Decatur Daily Democrat, Volume 54, Number 235, Decatur, Adams County, 5 October 1956 — Page 8

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CLAIMS AI.LOIVKn BV MIRO OF COMMIMRIOSHRS (MT. J, (»5«VOI OT'V Citizens Telephone Co. Oper... 169.14 J*e*atur 14. & Wat. do ,•*■> ixiUW 314.06 Haywood Pub. Co. do The IMk’BtUr Perna do 1«6.< < Commercial I’r So. do . . ..— 31.53 Richard I>. Uwton Clk Oper 10.U.0 Leo W. Kirech do *.. 47.<M>| Frank Kltaon Aud ope* .4.01 Waldo D. .Seal Treat* oper 265.84 Helen K. Johnson do 66.00 Mabel Striker Hee oper 13.00 Merle Affolder Slier oper JH.<4 Enter Radio Ser do 33,32 Praet Law Ins Pro Aty oper .. 5.00 Bobhe-Merrili Co. inc. d« 63.50, Bessie Koos Aaaetts oper 56.00 Mildred M Foley At of MH .... 49.36 LA. Solmelder.M.n. Cor exp 250.00 , JI.F. Zwick.M.D. Hlth of sal . 27.0 Q ( C.H. M'uselman prob of mil ... *S.4O Citluens Tel Co «'t ct exp * 30.85 ’ Commercial Pr ftp do 133.12' Coverall ren »er, Inc do .......... 1.80 Klenk'a do — 3.26 Royal typewr co do —.... 5.00 Lawyers co-op puli co do ........ 15.60 West Publlertiing co. do 97.00 Myles F. Parrish do 10.00 John Bixler Ct house Jan. ...... 235,00 Jewel Bhlnger matron 100.0«

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* Izmir Drake vt houee oper ... 10.QQ . Wm. Kinsman do ................. 56.00 Pryor Gilbert do 12.00 Haugk's Htnr & App do 65.11 Ervin Felber do ... 59.50 Klenk's »er. renter do — 19.97 Beaver’s Oil aer. do 3.32 Arnold Lumber co. do 35.05 Coverall ren. her. rt hsr A jail 16.06 ; Doris Affolder jail matron ... 125.00 No. Ind. pub. eer. co. jail op .. 12.93 Baker I‘inbg. A Htng do .... ... 16.»0 Habegger Hdwe <l< —....... 10.99 The U.S. Chem. Co. do 89.25 George Fosnaugh Co Hm at .. 300.00, Lilly Stucky co. hm. att. 120.60 Josephine Brandyberry do .. . 120.00 Heesie Wendle do 50.00 Martha Shoaf do 30.00 Willie Knuckles do 100.00 i Charles McDonald do 140.00 (Chester Briekley do 100.00 N.S. Rieh,M.D. co. hm. phys. .. 60.00 Rev. A.A. Fenner co hm. oper.. 4.00 ‘ Bethel Breth. ch. do 4.00 Dr. E.P. Peck do 55.26 Morrison fra. store do 1.60 J.T, Holcomb mfg. co. do ........ 36.5:> The Krick-Tyndall co. do .63 Arthur Lengerich do 32.92 The U.S. Chemical co. do ....... 82.43 Bureley A co. do ; 209.38 I’hrick Bros, do ..... 13.50

Smith Drug co. do 4.88 Saylors Chev. sales do ■■■■' «■*» Kaye’s Shoe atore do 8.95 Decatur 81. Flm. Gas. Ine. do.. 24.3: Robert Colchln do —30.51 Blackwell's dept, store do ...... 34.27 Uakef plmg. & htng. do 4.40 Aahbaucher Tin shop do 9.06 Stiefel Grain co. do 185.70 Beavers Oil serv. do • 6-2.91 Stewart's Bakery do 90.73 W.H. Gllllom Co home 100.01 Llechty Bros, do 765.77 Will W Innes Wash Tp. aw 150.QP Thomas R. Baker New imp. —, 30.01 Richard D. Lew toll exp 24.6 C Deo-W. Kirsch do. .. .. 77.00 Dorothy H. Beeler do 6.00 Harley J. Reef Co Comm 158.33 lx-wls H. Worthman <4*» 158.3? John A. Kinta do 158.33 Henry Dehner Co Council 40.06 C.J. Jones do ............ ............. .. 40.00 Wm. Kruetxman do 40-04) Leon Neuenschwander dlo 40.ee Julius Behulta do ,~w- 40.00 Chris stahly do „.. 40.00 l-Tank E. Bohnke do 40.00 David A. Macklin Co Atty ..... 100.60 Berne Witness Co. Leg. Ad. .. 118.2! Raymond Koller Bridge 172.2 u Arman Habegger do 224.00 Clifford Nevil do 152.60 Lawrence Smith do 156.38 C,C. Abbott do 168.00 Roger Steiner do 12.60 Noah Brun-ner do 24.30 Chrfet Meshberger do ..... *, 25.20 Christ Zurcher do 12.60 Carl Burkhart do 113.80 Ypst Gvl-Rdym4x, Inc. do 1275.85 Yost Const. Co. do 61.56 Ind-Mich. Klee 1 . Co. do 25.00 Decatur Rdy-Mlx, Inc. do 172.20 McMillen Feed Mills do 5.15 Meshberger Bros. st. corp, do 17.69 W.H. Gllllom do — 75 o<i Korte Bros., Inc. do 360.52 The Krick-Tyndall co. do ...... 9.0<) Kocher IJbr. & Coal co. do 167.81 German Fire Ins. Co. Ins. 50.40 Black's Fun. Home Sold bur .. 100.00 Zwlck Fun. Home do JQO OO Mrs. Marie Doster do S.OQ Spt Ind. Boys' scl Care of pat 600.98 Irene Byron hosp. do *. 730.54 Marjorie R. Prserackl Br tst... 110.88 Ralph E. Allison do 21.50 peloss W. Fireoved do ...» 39.50 Decatur Lbr. Co. Tile dr. 1.42 Frieda Habegger do 12.25 John C. Miller do 3.24 Charles S<-herry do 10.00 Herman Moellerlng mileage .. 72.60 Carl Burkhart labor 33.60 Lawrence Smith do — 91.12 The Schafer Store Ditch al. .. 1.65 Beavers Oil Service de 106.00 highway Lawrence Noll Supt. 166.66 Walter Reppert A. Supt. 135.81) Albert Beer do ....... 126.00 Mary Jane Runyon Clerk 134.90 Joe Spangler Janitor 47.80 Lawrence Koenig Diesel 126.23 Virgil Ferry do 121.50 Vlrgfl Draper do 127.40 Jesse Patch Mnch. — 165.10 Harold Burger Truck 122.85 DeWayne Beer do 122.85 Roger Steiner do — 122.85 Burl Fuhrman do 129.60 Don Harvev do ■.— 135.00 Richard LaFontalne do ; —. 133.65 Arthur Ross Tractor 121.50 Noah Brunner do 97.65 Christ Meshbenger S.H. 97.55 Christ Zurcher do .— 105.30 Joel Augaburger do ....»—....... 117.00 Hubert Inch do *1*24.80 Louie Drake Watchman 2.00 Erwin Bauman do .— — 5.00 Alfred Hlrsehy do 10.40 Citizens Telephone Co. oper .. 14.25 Decatur Lgt. & Wat. -Dept, do 13.24 Decatur Water dept, do 2.00 Riverside Garage do - 6.50 Decatur Equip. Co. do .............. 66.33 Decatur Auto Sup. do 72.53 Goodyear Serv. store do 2.50 HAbegger Hardware do 20.15 Walter's Mach. Shop do 24.05 Parr’s Tire * Imp. serv. do .... 21.45 Beerbower Welding do 20.79 Snap On Tools do 15.55 The Schafer Co. do — * 3.44 Mac Allister Machinery do ...... 19.94 Revere Chem. Corp, do 19.75 The Mossman Tarnelle co. do.. 16.43 Pearl Oil Co. do 179.69 Motor Fuel Tax Div. do 21.40 D-A Lubricant co. do, ......... 95.64 Beavers OH Serv. do 630-17 National Oil * Gas do 70.35 Dierkes Imp. Sales do 35.06 Commercial Print shop do 8.44 Ravmond Helman do 20-00 Biehle Trac. Inxp. Co. do 22.05 Treas. of Adams co. do — 335.00 Meshb'gr Bros, stone mater... 5358.74 Logansport Met. Cui. do .«»JAtAS Berne Rdy. Mix Con. do X. 18.90 WEI.FAHE Bernice Nelson Mil. & Post. .... 59.98 Mary J. Hazelwood Mil: 21.84 Mabel. Marshall do , 18.62 Veronica Linn do 14.37 Citizens Telephone co. oper 25.85 Commercial Print shop do ...... 6.00 Board of Commissioners Certified before me this 2nd day of October, 1956. Frank Kitaon Auditor Adams Co. Oct 5 FISH FRY (Continued from Psge One) Smith Drug, Uhrick Bros.. Holthouse Drug, Stewart’s Bakery, G. C. Murphy, First State Bank, Murphy’s Barber Shop; Sprunger Implement, Wertzberger’s, Klenk’s, Bill’s News Stand, Goodin’s Market. Western Auto, Gay’s Service. Haugk Heating, Decatur Equipment Co. RONALD REAGAN <Continued rro.n rate n*iei through their club secretaries. Tickets for G. E. employes may be obtained from R. F. Leitz or G. F. Laurent, and they are also available at the Chamber of Commerce office on North Second street.

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Students at Decatur high school will receive safe driving tips from an expert Friday*, Oct. It, when Pat O'Connor, young Indiana race driver and one of the nation’s top competitors, will appear on a highway safety program at a general assembly. His appearance at the high school is part of an educational highway safety progranj sponsored by Champion Spark Plug company, Toledo. 0.. In support of the accident prevention campaign of the national safety council. Although only 27, O’Connor has set a remarkable record In his racing career. A consistent leader in midwest point standings almost from the time he started racing in 1948. he has qualified for the Indianapolis classic three times. Last year he finished eighth and, by driving the entire race without relief, qualified for the exclusive champion 109-mile-an-hour club, since his average speed was 124.644 mph. This year he started In the front row, led the race several times, and was still in contention when mechanical trouble forced him out in the 187th pal. Later this year he set a new record by win-

Dewey Blasted By Senator Kefauver More Underhanded Statements Likely ENROUTE WITH KEFAUVER (UP) — Sen. Estes Kefauver interrupted his running attack on Vice President Richard M. Nixon Thursday night long enough to blast former Gov. Thomas E. Dewey. Kefauver charged at a news conference that the Republican high command apparently had decided that Dewey “will be the one to take the low road this time.” The Democratic /vice presidential candidate made this statement when asked Mi comment on the former New York*governor’s recent radlo-TV speech in which he attacked Adlai E. Stevenson as an “ill-informed, impulsive and mediocre” man. "I expect we can look for more underhanded statements from Mr. Dewey,” Kefauver said. He said Dewey was on the defensive because Stevenson has been makirai “real headway" in his campaign to defeat President Eisenhower. Kefauver went today to Arizona following a rugged, 19-hour campaign that took him into California. He will visit Tucson. Phoenix and Pueblo, Colo., today. NIXON OPPOSED (Continued from Page O»ei ver happen.” “I assure the American people that «» soon as it Is possible to end the draft it will be done,” he said. “But we’re not going to kid the people in an election year.” INDUSTRY DRIVE (Continued from Pune One! Shop; Robert Reynolds, arid Baker Plumbing and Heating. The general financial committee, composed of Haugk, Clark Smith and Herman Krueckeberg, the treasurer, is now working with Clarence Ziner to make plans for a drive among individuals and organizations, starting in about a week. KIDNAPED BABY (Continued from Page Orel have one,” she sobbed. ‘Tve been married six years.” When asked about the grief and heartache she had caused the child's mother, she said: “I know. I’m sorry. But I want a baby, too.” She was taken to the office of State’s Atty. John Gutknecht. Mrs. Bucher wept with joy when police brought her child back. Near collapse, she had spent the night at the home of a sister. The child was reported missing at 8 o’clock Thursday night. Police promptly began a search of the neighborhood, knocking on doors, questioning neighbors, searching alleys and peering in ash cans. In all, 300 officers were assigned to the search. ■■ ~ /; ■ ■ If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results. I

ning the Darlington. SC.., •‘200” with an average speed of 124.883 rn ph. The program the North Vernon driver will present has been given by other drivers at approximately 100 high schools in 10 states and has received enthusiastic support from educational, civic and law enforcement officials. In it, O’Connor stresses the importance of courtesy, mental alertness and car condition to safe driving. He point* out that for the most part teen-agers can become excellent drivers because of their fast reflexes and superior physical condition. In addition, they have the advantages of better cars, better highways and better traffic controls, which were not available to their parents. Part of his day here will be given over to visually checking the cars of any students who request it. O'Connor maintains that highwaysafety begins with the safety of the automobile and says that a visual inspection may disclose defects which, if not remedied, could lead to a serious accident. He will also appear at driver training classes ■ and show a racing film. NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS OF TRANSFER OF FUNDS ANU ADDITIONAL APPROPRIATION Notice Is hereby given the taxpayers o-f the City of Decatur. Adami County. Indiana, that the proper legal officers of said City at the City Hall of said City on the 16th dav of October, 1956. at 7:00 o'clock P.M. OST, 8:00 o'clock P.M. COST, will consider the transfer of the following funds which said officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time: PA.RK DEPARTMENT: The sum I of 1300.00 from Services Contractual to Regular Labor.-and the sum of < *75.00 from Services Contractual to Current (Charges. OITY HAJ-L: The sum of *300.00 from Services Contractual to Material*. ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT : The lum of *150.00 - from Services Personal Building Inspector to Services Personal Electric- and Plumbing Inspector. CITY JUDGE: The sum of *IOO.OO from Services Contractual to Supplies. Notice is further given that at said time and place said legal officers will also consider the following additional app r opr lat I ontv h Ich sai d"officers consider necessary to meet the extraordinary emergency existing at this time: FIRE DEPARTMENT: Item One Services Personal Volunteer Firemen, *500.00. Taxpayers appearing at such meeting shall have a right to be heard thereon. The transfersand additional appropriations as finally made will be automatically referred to the State Board of Tax Commisioners. which Board will hold a further hearing within 15 days at the County Auditors office of Adams County. Indiana, or at such other place as may be designated. At such hearing taxpavers objecting to any such additional appropriations may . be heard, and interested taxpavers may inoulre of the Countv Auditor when and where auch hearing will ba bad. Common Council of the Cltv of ,Decatur. Indiana ATTEST: Miriam Hall, Clerk-treas urer Oct. 5, 12 -r 2t If you have something to sell or rooms for rent, try a Democrat Want Ad. It brings results.

LIMBERLOST DRIVE-IN Geneva, Indiana Reid A. Johnson, Mgr. FRI. & SAT.—Oct. 5-6 Bengazi and Music Land SUN. & MON.—Oct. 7-8 The Bold and Brave and Brain Machine TUES.-THURS—Oct. 9-11 Tanganyika <

Traffic Toll Last October Was 142 Accident Gives Bad Start INDIANAPOLIS (UP) — Indiana's worst automobile wreck this week, in which 10 were killed, sent the October traffic death toll soaring. But it will ha*sa long way to go to exceed’the bloody toll of lust October. In October, 1955, a startling total of 142 deaths were recorded on Hoosier highways and streets. It was an average of more than 4>4 per day and the highest one-mouth total since 1941. Included in the 31-day total was a 12-day period when the average was six deaths per day, double the nOrmal daily average over a oneyear period. Thus far in 1956, traffic deaths have passed the 100 mark only twice and barely so at that. The Muncie wreck, worst in Hoosier history in an accident involving only passenger automobiles, sent the month off to a bad start. Combined with other fatalities since the new motnh began last Monday, the toll for the first few days is so high that safety officials are wondering what it will take 1o keep October froin leading the months again this year. Those 12 deadly days last October when 72 were killed were called “the most concentrated period of violent death In the history of the state.” The year’s toll now Is past 850 and mounting each day, running 6 to 7 per cent above last year's' comparable figures. INCREASE IN (Continued from Paa* <>”*> Failure to do so, he said “will cause them to assume mounting liability of Retroactive pay from the date of Oct. 1.” Lewis said one of the outside mine operators groups, the Southern Coal Producers Association bad been notified and he under stood their executive committee was holding meetings on the contract. Other mine operators from the Midwest and Far West also will be asked to sign the same agreement.

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THE DRIVER'S HAND that slipped from the steering wheel as the car turned the corner at 35 miles an hour resulted In this “extra* wreck beside the battered auto that had been placed there as a speed warning. Here, a policeman talks to driver Patrick McDonough of Milwaukee, who was later fined SSO for reckless driving after his release from the hospital He was treated for bruises. (International)

NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6 FINAL DAY TO PAY TAXES Avoid the last minute rush by paying your Taxes NOW! Open Each Day Monday through Friday * 8:30 a. m. to 4:00 p. m. Saturday ’till 12 Noon Saturday, Oct. 27 and Nov. 3 ’Till 4:00 P. M. WALDO D. NEAL —— — Adams County Treasurer

FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1956